What Is “Exponent Philanthropy”? Exponent philanthropy means giving with a small team (often one person or a family) and a simple setup. You focus on results, not red tape. Many people use a small private foundation, donor-advised fund (DAF), or a giving circle to do...
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Explore a curated guide to thoughtful giving through the lens of Dr. Susan Aurelia Gitelson—a seasoned philanthropist, author, and advocate for accessible, impactful generosity. Dive into top themes and featured posts designed to help you give smartly, purposefully, and with heart.
Chicago Women in Philanthropy: A Simple, Helpful Guide to Giving That Works
Chicago women in philanthropy are changing lives every day. This guide shows you how to give, volunteer, and lead with confidence. It uses clear steps, plain words, and trusted facts. You can use it now, and it will still be useful years from today. What Is...
Borealis Philanthropy: A Simple Guide for Donors, Nonprofits, and Community Builders
If you care about fairness, local power, and strong communities, Borealis Philanthropy is a name to know. This guide explains what Borealis is, how it works, who it funds, and how you can get involved. It’s written in clear, friendly language so anyone can use...
Blue Sea Philanthropy: A Simple Guide to Giving that Helps Our Ocean—and Our Communities
Blue sea philanthropy is a friendly way to talk about giving that supports the ocean and the people who depend on it. In everyday words, it means: let’s care for the sea, so it can keep caring for us. This guide explains what it is, why it matters, and how you can...



